Insider Brief
- Faraday Future unveiled nine embodied-AI robot configurations across five models, expanding its humanoid and quadruped lineup for research, education, security, inspection and industrial applications.
- The new lineup includes the All-New Futurist humanoid starting at $89,900, Master Mini humanoids starting at $9,990, and Aegis quadruped and wheel-legged robots ranging from $12,990 to $137,900.
- Faraday Future said all of the newly announced products are available for sale and delivery through FF.com, Amazon and RobotShop, with options ranging from standalone robots to skills packages, complete solutions and rentals.
Faraday Future unveiled nine new robot configurations across five models, expanding its robotics portfolio with humanoid and quadruped systems for research, education, security, inspection and industrial work.
The company also introduced four industry-focused robotics solutions for K-12 education, research, security and inspection as part of what it calls its “Four-Core Full-Stack AI” ecosystem. According to Faraday Future, the platform combines the company’s EAI Brain and developer tools, robot hardware, industry applications and an EAI Data Factory.
“Our approach aligns with renowned AI scientist and Stanford professor Dr. Fei-Fei Li’s view that multiple robot forms will coexist within one ecosystem, founder and global CEO YT Jia said in the announcement. “These robot forms not only address a wider range of tasks but also generate real-world data from diverse scenarios and interactions. Through the EAI Data Factory, that data supports EAI Brain training, Skills development and EAI Device iteration, enabling robot forms and capabilities to evolve together.”
Five Robot Models
The new hardware lineup includes:
- FF All-New Futurist: A full-size humanoid with 51 active degrees of freedom, increasing to 71 with an upgraded dexterous hand. A 1,152-watt-hour dual-battery system provides about eight hours of operation under standard conditions and supports autonomous charging. The Ultra version uses Nvidia Jetson Thor with 700 TOPS of computing power. Pricing starts at $89,900 for the Standard model and $129,900 for the Ultra.
- FF Master Mini: A roughly 95-centimeter humanoid weighing about 19.5 kilograms for education, entertainment and robotics competitions. The three versions provide 48, 117 or 200 TOPS of computing power and range from $9,990 to $17,990.
- FX Aegis Hyper: A large industrial quadruped designed for extreme environments and high-risk operations, with support for payloads including thermal imaging, gas detection, 3D scanning and communications equipment. Pricing starts at $137,900.
- FX Aegis Mega: A mid-sized wheel-legged industrial robot available in two configurations with a maximum payload of 50 kilograms. It can climb 25-centimeter stairs, clear individual obstacles up to 80 centimeters and operate for at least five hours unloaded using hot-swappable dual batteries. Pricing starts at $74,990.
- FX Aegis Classic Ultra-W: A roughly 22-kilogram wheel-legged robot for security and companionship that supports multi-robot coordination, simulation training and additional professional payloads. It is priced at $12,990.
Faraday Future said the expanded EAI Robot World portfolio now covers humanoids, quadrupeds and mobile manipulators across five product series, 11 models and 24 products.
Education, Research, Security and Inspection
Education: Faraday Future’s K-12 platform centers on Master Mini and combines multiple robot models with Blockly, Python and ROS curricula, teacher training, competitions and classroom management tools.
Research: The university-focused platform uses All-New Futurist and other FF robots with a common SDK, ROS interfaces, simulation, digital twins, data collection and model-training tools for embodied AI research.
Security: FF plans to use Aegis Classic for indoor patrols and Aegis Mega for larger outdoor and higher-risk environments, with support for thermal imaging, LiDAR, autonomous patrols, remote operation and multi-robot management.
Inspection: The company’s industrial inspection system uses Aegis Mega, Aegis Hyper and Faber for applications including energy, manufacturing, mining and tunnels, with capabilities such as gas detection, 3D scanning, meter reading, anomaly detection and automated reporting.
Availability and Sales
Faraday Future said outside partners will be able to connect hardware, software, data, algorithms and specialized payloads to its broader embodied-AI ecosystem. All of the newly announced products are available for sale and delivery and ustomers can order through FF.com, Amazon and RobotShop.
The company is offering three configurations comprised of the robot by itself, a robot bundled with a Skills Package, or a robot with a complete application solution. FF also established what it calls a “6+1” sales and rental network spanning business sales, partner channels, e-commerce, marketing and video sales, community sales and Mcube, along with RoboShare, a platform operated by majority-owned AIxC that provides on-demand rentals and asset onboarding for eligible robots.
